St. Petersburg is one of the most beautiful cities in the world. For architecture and history lovers, there will be plenty to see in the city, with an emphasis on the historic buildings scattered throughout it.
St. Petersburg is like one big museum thanks to the impressive architecture that adorns its streets, palaces, monuments, and monuments.
Winter Palace
Take a tour of the city’s exclusive palaces, including the prominent Winter Palace on the banks of the Nieve River and part of the Hermitage Museum of the Arts. The museum displays work by Picasso, Monet, and many more.
(Palace Embankment, 32)
The Marble Palace
The marble palace is one of the best palaces in the city, with a neoclassical appearance decorated with many elements of marble brought from different provinces. Inside you will find modern artwork and Renaissance-inspired motifs.
(Millionnaya St, 5/1)
Stroganov Palace
Finally, do not miss the Stroganov Palace, which was the home of the Stroganov family until they left during the October Revolution, and is now one of the wings of the Russian Museum that displays collections of works of art among the elegant Baroque spaces.
(Nevsky Prospect, 17)
